LUXURY & SUSTAINABLE INTERIORS INSPIRED BY NATURE

“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.”

– Albert Einstein

We designed, furnished and styled the spacious wraparound terrace of the Show Home apartment in the historic part of the iconic Battersea Power Station.

The layout was carefully considered to maximise the use of the space . The terrace was seen as an extension of the interior. A variety of seating and dinning areas were provided . Stylish and comfortable yet durable outdoor furniture, fabrics and rugs were used.

The perfect outdoor living space for a family to relax and entertain their guests in. Or the perfect space to work from home in the Summer months. The London skyline definitely provides the perfect backdrop for a Zoom meeting.

A rich colour pallet of greens, terracotta and burgundy inspired by nature were used for the accessories and cushions. Teak helps to add the needed warmth to the space.

An array of planters with greenery added life to the space and brings nature to the terrace.

In the evening lanterns and floor lamps help to set the perfect mood.

Sustainability was important when it came to the choice of products . Reclaimed teak and outdoor rugs made from recycled plastic bottles were used.

Luxury outdoor fabrics and throws that are mould, fade and water resistant were specified to use.

We joined forces with Luxury outdoor furniture retailers Viva Lagoon who provided the luxury outdoor furniture we used.

Interior Design & Styling by De Villiers Interior Design

TESTIMONIAL FROM CLEINT

“ We worked with Viva Lagoon & De Villiers Interior Design on a terrace project and found their detail orientated service fantastic. The constant drive to client satisfaction and imaginative problem solving was pivotal to delivering a scheme that we are very proud of! We would recommend the service and the team ! “

Project was Shortlisted for a SBID award.

Link: https://www.sbidawards.com/finalist/battersea-power-station-apartment-terrace/

The Terrace was also seen on TV ‘Britain’s most expensive houses’

Photography copyright Nick Smith

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